A new profile on comedian Hasan Minhaj alleges that many anecdotes he recounted in his various comedy specials and Netflix series, “Patriot Act” — with Minaj seemingly acknowledging that to be the case.
29.08.2023 - 16:21 / perezhilton.com
The Upper West Side of Manhattan is reeling right now after four shocking deaths in an apartment there that police believe to be a tragic murder-suicide.
On Monday, the NYPD was called to perform a wellness check at an apartment in a building on West 86th Street. Cops got to the apartment in question at about 2:56 p.m. local time on Monday afternoon. Along with the help of fire department officials, they were able to gain entry to the locked apartment. Once inside, they found an unspeakable tragedy.
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According to a spokesperson for the NYPD, who spoke to CBS New York and other media outlets during a briefing on Monday evening, officers discovered four bodies inside the apartment. They were those of an unnamed 41-year-old man, an unidentified 40-year-old woman, and two children, who police noted were only one and three years old. The cops were able to quickly confirm that the two deceased toddlers were those of the two deceased parents in the apartment — and thus, all four had been part of the same nuclear family.
All four victims were immediately pronounced dead at the scene of the crime. Both of the adults had “trauma to the neck,” per the police spokesperson. The children had had trauma to “the torso,” and “about the body.”
Sickening…
Now, police are trying to figure out what led to the four victims’ deaths. Preliminary indications suggest the scene was a murder-suicide, but cops are still trying to figure out why it happened and what led up to the ordeal. Per CBS New York, the male victim was apparently the “longtime superintendent of the building.” One media report even claimed the adult male victim
A new profile on comedian Hasan Minhaj alleges that many anecdotes he recounted in his various comedy specials and Netflix series, “Patriot Act” — with Minaj seemingly acknowledging that to be the case.
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